Foreword by Karen Karp Acknowledgments About the Author About the Contributors Introduction 1. Building a Culture of Acceptance in the Inclusive Mathematics Classroom 2. Supporting Students in Expressing Mathematical Ideas 3. Helping Students Build the Capacity to Attend to and Focus on Mathematical Ideas 4. Developing Students' Cognitive Flexibility 5. Developing Strategies for Students With Memory Difficulties 6. Building Students' Abilities to Plan, Organize, and Self-Monitor in Mathematics Class Conclusion Glossary and Resources References Index
Description
Judy Storeygard is a Senior Research Associate at TERC, an education research nonprofit located in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her research interests include mathematics education for students with special needs; improving opportunities for underrepresented populations in STEM; and professional development for elementary school math teachers. Collaborating with teachers has been a prime focus of her work. She is a contributing author and editor on a variety of texts focused on mathematics intervention strategies in inclusive classrooms. In addition, she is a coauthor for articles included in the Teaching Children Mathematics and Teaching Exceptional Children Plus journals.

